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Catastrophic-Currency FutureMoneyTrends Com Daniel-Ameduri
Catastrophic-Currency FutureMoneyTrends Com Daniel-Ameduri
Most Americans go about their daily lives utterly unaware that their precious fiat money’s devaluation is
accelerating at a record pace. The powers that be are gladly helping this process along, as they’ve already
mapped out their escape plan – which is exactly what every citizen ought to be doing before it’s too late.
It’s nothing short of a miracle that a Venezuela- or Zimbabwe-scale currency crisis hasn’t hit North America yet,
though it could be argued that it has reached America, just in a different form. It’s more subtle, more insidious,
and it’s taking place with the full permission of the unwitting public.
The government and Federal Reserve are more than happy to precipitate a full-on currency collapse. In case
you needed further proof of this, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell put the final nail in the coffin
for the U.S. dollar (along with Treasury yields, in case you’re thinking that’s a good alternative to the dollar),
resulting in the dollar’s death knell written large in the financial headlines:
Courtesy: marketwatch.com
By opening his mouth, Jay Powell simultaneously crushed bond yields, making it impossible for retirees,
investors, and savers to get an even marginally acceptable return on so-called “risk-free” U.S. Treasuries;
downgraded the Fed’s economic outlook, which it cannot deny is looking abysmal; and set the dollar index on
track for its worst daily decline since January 25.
If you’re hoping that things will get better soon, I’ve got two things to say to you: hope isn’t a good
investment strategy, and things are only likely to get worse. Experts forecast an acceleration of the
dollar inflation rate through at least the end of 2020:
The upshot of this has been world governments and central banks dumping the U.S. dollar like there’s no
tomorrow. And really, can you blame China, Russia, India, Turkey, Iran, and other world nations for divesting
themselves of a currency with no trust, rapidly depreciating value, and questionable status as the world’s
reserve currency?
Americans will soon need to face the facts: relentless money printing and central bank malfeasance will
precipitate a currency crisis, destroy what’s left of the middle class, and necessitate a complete and
utter reset of the monetary system. Nations abroad know this, and they’re preparing by shedding their
U.S. dollars and loading up on gold, which has retained real and enduring value for over 6,000 years.
If you’d like a preview of what a full-on currency reset will look like, take a look at what’s happening in
Venezuela right now, and then multiply it by ten thousand. The riots, power outages, hungry families, military
oppression of the citizenry… when “King Dollar” collapses, it will impact the nation and the world on a much
deeper level than the collapse of the Venezuelan bolívar ever could.
Don’t count on any stocks, ETFs, bonds, 401(k)s, or other investment plans being worth anything. And
don’t count on the government saving you; remember that they’re what caused the problem in the first
place. You’ll ultimately need to fend for yourself and your family, and that means relocating to a place
with the best survival value.
Courtesy: preparedbee.com
Where that is depends on your individual circumstances: if you need to live close to relatives or other
important individuals, that will dictate your next move when the big reset comes. If you have more leeway to
choose your location, however, you’ll need to consider the factors that make a state or country better suited
to a survivalist lifestyle and dollar independence.
The first consideration to bear in mind, then, is this: which countries are the least dollar-dependent? Looking at
the situation through that lens, you might choose to avoid nations where the U.S. dollar is in wide circulation,
such as Panama, Ecuador, El Salvador, Palau, and Cambodia. You might also wish to avoid nations where the
local currency is pegged to the U.S. dollar at a fixed rate, such as Ukraine, Saudi Arabia, and Cuba.
In terms of dollar independence, then, you may choose to look at countries with their own relatively
independent, time-tested, and fairly sound currencies. Nations that fit this description would (at least right
now) include Switzerland, Poland, Hungary, Norway, Denmark, New Zealand, Canada, Australia, Japan, China
(which is already taking steps to distance itself from the U.S. dollar), and India.
The countries on that list also have reasonably stable governments, though that could change at any
given moment, so you’ll need to stay current with international political and economic developments.
Another consideration is avoiding countries that would suffer the most if they couldn’t trade with (or more
precisely, sell to) the United States anymore. China might fall into this category, though their economy may
be strong enough to survive a dollar reset. Major oil exporters like Russia, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Iran would
certainly take a big hit if they couldn’t sell to the U.S., as would Latin American commodity exporters like Chile,
Brazil, and Venezuela.
You might also choose to cross the Southwest off of your list, as this region is quite arid, and there’s not a lot of
water in many areas, so droughts and wildfires are quite common in this region. Alaska and Hawaii are remote
locations where it might be difficult to get necessary supplies; besides, Hawaii is quite crowded and doesn’t
have much room, while Alaska’s temperatures make it distinctly farming-unfriendly.
California and the West Coast are generally prone to earthquakes, and northern states like Minnesota,
Wisconsin, North Dakota, and Montana can have absolutely brutal winters. If you feel a particular
attraction to these regions, you might consider at least avoiding the most densely populated cities.
The best places to relocate in the U.S. are the places where freedom-loving, self-sufficient, off-the-grid
Americans tend to go anyway: the Great Plains and Midwest and, to a lesser extent, the Northwest. In
particular, Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Wyoming, Oklahoma, Texas, Colorado, and New Mexico would appear to
be reasonable locales for those seeking shelter from the American economic storm but that are unwilling or
unable to leave the country.
Courtesy: epa.gov
Wherever you decide to reestablish your new life, be sure to keep yourself and your loved ones as prepared
as possible. This means staying in optimal physical shape, having essential commodities ready (food, water,
precious metals, etc.), having your passport ready, and learning basic survival skills: farming/hunting, self-
defense, cooking, and repair.
Whatever you do, don’t become overly dependent on the U.S. dollar and the American government. With a full
currency reset inevitable within our lifetime, critical thinking, preparation, independence, and self-education
are your essential weapons in the war against dollar-denominated enslavement and oppression.